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YVONNE NCUBEIn Bulawayo A 49-YEAR-OLD security officer, Sibonginkosi Sibanda, initially at the centre of a sensational US$4 million Ecobank robbery investigation, has seen his charges dramatically altered. Police have admitted they cannot link him to the daring 2024 heist, leading to a swift change to money laundering allegations. Sibanda, employed by Safeguard Security, was brought…

THABISO MUTIRWARAStaff Writer GOVERNMENT is concerned over the neglect of men’s health, particularly its impact on national productivity. The deputy Minister of Social Welfare, Mercy Dinha, told the Daily News On Sunday yesterday that while there is a growing focus on mental well-being, men’s physical health issues were being overshadowed. “Men’s health is a critical…

RISING poverty levels and fast-changing cultural norms are spurring a new trend among Zimbabwean men, which has seen more and more of them not settling down. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — commentators said yesterday that the escalating acceptance of Western ways of life, and local men’s fears of…

LAWYER and opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Welshman Ncube, has issued an apology to the Supreme Court after submitting papers containing non-existent legal citations. Ncube attributed the errors to unverified research generated by artificial intelligence (AI) tools used by his legal assistant. Ncube, of Mathonsi Ncube Law Chambers, admitted responsibility for the erroneous…

MORE people are joining the growing calls for the total ban of dangerous dog breeds in the country, including pit bulls. In this regard, Bulawayo councillors have now also raised concerns over the city’s outdated animal control laws, amid a spike in dog bites here. The issue came under the spotlight during a recent council…

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) says it is making progress in boosting the city’s water supply by replacing pumps at Umzingwane and Inyankuni Pump Stations and redesigning the pipeline at Insiza Dam. The city’s director of water and sanitation, Sikhumbuzo Ncube revealed during a water, sanitation and hygiene event yesterday that several short-term interventions were…

Jeffrey Muvundusi and Brandon Josphat ZIMBABWE is leaning more on the support of regional and international agencies, as Harare cranks up its war against criminals involved in crossborder infractions of the law. The campaign involves the ramping up of exchange and joint training programmes, in a bid to make it easier to track down criminals…